Wonderful Medical Ad in East Indies Era
An 18th century advertisement proclaims Dr Brodum's Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup as a universal cure for yellow fever and numerous ailments. It features patient testimonials from Portsmouth and London, lists multiple royal suppliers and distributors, and urges readers to obtain the medicines through Dr Brodum's address and a wide network of agents across the three kingdoms.
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East-Indies
Spain
America
Brodum
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Gjoseph
Chapman
Jocern Chapman
John King
His Majesty’s Yard
Portsmouth
Ugbefter
Sussex
Thomas Itness
John Boyce
Star-Inn
Shoreham
Brocumn
Albioh-street
Blackbridge
Pidding’s
Baxter
Souhbridge
Edinburgh
E Mchmers
Aberdeen
Crutwell
Beth
Vefryman
York
Lee
Hull
Uillage
Liverpool
Burbage
Nottingham
FaPner
Gosport
Three Kingdoms
Docter
Fraud and misappropriation at a Fleet Street silversmith shop
In a London court, silversmith Braibridge sues his former apprentice Ashforth for extensive peculations across shop accounts. Evidence shows unaccounted candles sticks, a silver teacaddedy, cornelian seal, ear rings, and lain table, with witnesses testifying to double-entry books and falsified entries. The jury awards damages to Braibridge totaling 101 pounds 4 shillings.
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Guildhall
London
BroRe
Brasb Ridge
Éaifé
Erxsxine
Merv Brafbridge
Ashforth
Zasid Endéa
Pla
Fleet-street
Francis
Ludgate-hill
Jay
Lifkine
Abraham North
Ife
Flo
Bralbridge
Mr. Brafbridge
Mr. Athford
Williams Bunn
Bunn
Braibruee
Titberry
Holberny
Tilberry
Talbot -Fnd
Elizabeth Francis
the Plainns
Edvard Dyye
Athforth
Asbforth
Gough-square
Mr. Tilberry
Buan
Minca
Mingay
Refit
Kenyvon
Cme
Worcester
Pickpocket James M'Coul Before Public Office Magistrate
James M'Coul, a noted pickpocket, was brought before the magistrate on a charge of stealing bills valued at 1371 from James Browns Esq. The victim pursued payment via a messenger to Messrs Hammersleys, and the prisoner was committed for further examination while another man was charged with disrespect toward the king and the army after a heated public-house incident.
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Bate
James M'Coul
James Browns
Hammerley and Co. Spree
Brown
Lincoln’s Inn
Newcastle
Strand
Cold Dream Regiment
George the Third
George
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